Arkansas CLE - Intellectual Property Courses
Arkansas CLE
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Courses purchased through UnitedCLE.com are provided and fully accredited by The National Academy of Continuing Legal Education, an accredited CLE Provider (3446) in Arkansas, approved by the Arkansas Continuing Legal Education Board. To view our full accreditation details please .
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The Compliance Crossroads: Navigating AI and Data Privacy Law
As businesses increasingly incorporate artificial intelligence into their operations, questions surrounding the collection, use, and protection of data have become more complex. This CLE explores the legal issues attorneys should consider when AI systems process personal, consumer, and biometric information. The program addresses the application of existing privacy and surveillance laws to AI, new regulatory frameworks such as the EU AI Act and state legislation, and legal consideration... More Info
$551.5General Credits -
Patent Law Fundamentals: From Invention to Enforcement and Licensing
This CLE examines the key stages of the patent lifecycle and the legal issues practitioners should understand when advising clients on patent rights. The course covers the development of an invention, patent application preparation and prosecution, and the process of obtaining and protecting an issued patent. It also addresses infringement and enforcement, patent litigation, post-grant review and other challenges to issued patents, as well as licensing and other strategies for commercializing... More Info
$552General Credits -
Your Client May Not Own What They Think They Own: Chain of Title, AI, and Licensing Readiness
As businesses increasingly rely on creative content, digital assets, and AI-generated materials, establishing clear intellectual property ownership is essential to protecting commercial value and avoiding costly disputes. Yet many companies lack the agreements and documentation necessary to establish ownership of their brands, content, software, and other assets. This CLE examines common chain-of-title issues involving contractor-created works, agency agreements, AI-assisted content, an... More Info
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Kings of the Internet on Trial: The Future of Section 230
Section 230 has long been viewed as one of the fundamental legal protections underpinning the internet, insulating online platforms from liability for content posted by their users. But as social media has transformed from a collection of emerging websites into a powerful industry driven by user engagement, questions about the reach of that protection have become increasingly significant. This CLE program examines the changing legal landscape surrounding Section 230 and the growing numb... More Info
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Navigating Licensing Pitfalls in Media and Merch
This CLE course examines the legal issues that can arise when comic book characters and properties are adapted for film, television, and consumer products. Using practical examples, the program addresses common problems in licensing arrangements, including unclear grants of rights, approval and control provisions, chain-of-title issues, royalty calculations, and limitations on protecting a brand across different markets. The course explores how weaknesses in deal structure and contract... More Info
$552.25General Credits -
From Script to Shelf: New Developments in Comic Book Publishing Law
This CLE course examines the legal and business issues that arise throughout the comic book publishing process, from developing a story and negotiating creator agreements through production, distribution, and retail sales. Topics include work-for-hire arrangements, shared and hybrid authorship, copyright and rights management, royalties, and the changing role of AI in writing, artwork, editing, production, and promotion. The program also addresses challenges affecting the modern comics... More Info
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Defining the Author: Mitigating Legal Risk in AI-Generated Works
The growing use of artificial intelligence in the comics industry is creating new legal challenges involving copyright, authorship, ownership, and infringement. As AI tools become increasingly capable of generating artwork, scripts, and character concepts, creators and rights holders must navigate an unsettled legal landscape. This CLE examines the developing U.S. copyright framework for AI-assisted works, including the Copyright Office’s human authorship requirements and recent federal... More Info
$552.25General Credits -
AI and You: Creating, Protecting, and Monetizing Your Work Product—and Your Clients'
Artificial intelligence is changing how legal work is performed, from research and drafting to the creation and protection of intellectual property. This CLE program considers the practical ways attorneys can incorporate AI into their practices while navigating the legal, ethical, and commercial issues that accompany these technologies. The program will explore methods for using AI to improve efficiency, safeguard attorney work product, and create potential revenue opportunities from AI... More Info
$291General Credit -
AI and Software Ownership: Copyleft, Open Source, and Legal Risk in the Age of AI Coding Tools
As AI-generated code becomes increasingly common in commercial software, the legal issues surrounding ownership, licensing, and valuation have grown significantly more complex. Attorneys representing technology companies, startups, investors, software developers, and purchasers must be prepared to evaluate how AI-assisted development can affect intellectual property rights, regulatory compliance, and the long-term value of software assets. This CLE program explores the legal risks and p... More Info
$291General Credit -
Law in the Age of Large World Models: Navigating Liability, Autonomy, and Synthetic Reality
Artificial intelligence is evolving beyond content generation into systems capable of modeling real-world environments, predicting outcomes, and supporting decision-making in fields such as engineering, robotics, and autonomous technologies. This CLE program explores the emergence of Large World Models (LWMs) and physical AI, examining how these technologies are reshaping the legal landscape. The course will address key issues involving liability, professional responsibility, intellectu... More Info
$291General Credit
